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The Dingbats later reappeared in ''[[Adventures of Superman (comic book)|Adventures of Superman]]'', one of a number of Kirby homages by [[Karl Kesel]]. They first appear in brief cameos, but are subsequently seen in full in ''Adventures of Superman'' #549. They are squatting in a disused theatre, which the [[Newsboy Legion]] claim was their hangout in the forties. [[Superman]] eventually calls in another group of kids, the incredibly rich [[The Green Team |
The Dingbats later reappeared in ''[[Adventures of Superman (comic book)|Adventures of Superman]]'', one of a number of Kirby homages by [[Karl Kesel]]. They first appear in brief cameos, but are subsequently seen in full in ''Adventures of Superman'' #549. They are squatting in a disused theatre, which the [[Newsboy Legion]] claim was their hangout in the forties. [[Superman]] eventually calls in another group of kids, the incredibly rich [[The Green Team (comics)|Green Team]] (another failed ''First Issue Special'' creation created by Kirby's former partner [[Joe Simon]]), to pay for converting the theatre into a youth club.<ref>http://www.dcuguide.com/who.php?name=dingbatsofdangerstreet</ref> |
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In their ''1st Issue Special'' story they (at least partly by accident) stopped the villains Jumpin' Jack and the Gasser with the help of Lieutenant Terry Mullins. Any suggestion that Mullins might become a mentor like [[Guardian (DC Comics)|Jim Harper]] was dashed when Non-Fat told him "We wouldn't give a grown-up the time of day! Grown-ups hate us – and we hate ''them''!<ref>http://www.mykey3000.com/cosmicteams/obscure/d.htm#DINGBATS</ref> |
In their ''1st Issue Special'' story they (at least partly by accident) stopped the villains Jumpin' Jack and the Gasser with the help of Lieutenant Terry Mullins. Any suggestion that Mullins might become a mentor like [[Guardian (DC Comics)|Jim Harper]] was dashed when Non-Fat told him "We wouldn't give a grown-up the time of day! Grown-ups hate us – and we hate ''them''!<ref>http://www.mykey3000.com/cosmicteams/obscure/d.htm#DINGBATS</ref> |
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 The Dingbats of Danger Street from 1st Issue Special #6, art by Jack Kirby | |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | DC Comics |
| First appearance | 1st Issue Special #6 (September 1975) |
| Created by | Jack Kirby (writer & artist) |
| In-story information | |
| Member(s) | Good Looks Krunch Non-Fat Bananas |
The Dingbats of Danger Street are a fictional comic book gang of kids published by DC Comics. The Dingbats debuted in 1st Issue Special #6 (September 1975), and were created by Jack Kirby.
Publication history
The Dingbats later reappeared in Adventures of Superman, one of a number of Kirby homages by Karl Kesel. They first appear in brief cameos, but are subsequently seen in full in Adventures of Superman #549. They are squatting in a disused theatre, which the Newsboy Legion claim was their hangout in the forties. Superman eventually calls in another group of kids, the incredibly rich Green Team (another failed First Issue Special creation created by Kirby's former partner Joe Simon), to pay for converting the theatre into a youth club.[1]
In their 1st Issue Special story they (at least partly by accident) stopped the villains Jumpin' Jack and the Gasser with the help of Lieutenant Terry Mullins. Any suggestion that Mullins might become a mentor like Jim Harper was dashed when Non-Fat told him "We wouldn't give a grown-up the time of day! Grown-ups hate us – and we hate them![2]
Kirby drew two further issues which were not published.
The group makes a cameo in the final issue of Batman: The Brave and the Bold as Batmite is upset of the comic's cancelation and states several missed crossover opportunities including the Dingbats.[3]
Membership
- Good Looks - an average looking kid, the group's leader.
- Krunch - a large red headed boy whose eyes were always hidden by his long hair, the muscle.
- Non-Fat - a skinny light skinned African-American boy in a wool hat with a hot dog.
- Bananas - an Asian-American boy who was considered to be crazy
References
- ^ http://www.dcuguide.com/who.php?name=dingbatsofdangerstreet
- ^ http://www.mykey3000.com/cosmicteams/obscure/d.htm#DINGBATS
- ^ Batman: The All New Brave and The Bold #16
External links
- DCU Guide: Dingbats of Danger Street
- Cosmic Teams: Dingbats of Danger Street
- Dingbats of Danger Street resource
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